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nola911 · 03-19-2011, 06:25 AM

My opinion is best illustrated in my recent saga-

First porsche was a 986. Loved it to death, but felt it needed more power
2nd was a 996. Had the power, didn't feel as fun
Bought a Lotus Elise. Had the fun, didn't have ANY practicality
Bought another 996. Had the practicality, still not as fun
Bought a 996tt and tuned the hell out of it. TOO beastly for city streets but still a blast

Wife had a cayenne somewhere in that string of cars

I've literally been through the entire porsche line and have gone full circle back to the boxster for fun driving. I feel like my opinion of the car is much better originated than what a friend thinks he knows. It is an awesome machine.

03-19-2011, 06:25 AM	#11
nola911 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: mandeville, la Posts: 474	My opinion is best illustrated in my recent saga- First porsche was a 986. Loved it to death, but felt it needed more power 2nd was a 996. Had the power, didn't feel as fun Bought a Lotus Elise. Had the fun, didn't have ANY practicality Bought another 996. Had the practicality, still not as fun Bought a 996tt and tuned the hell out of it. TOO beastly for city streets but still a blast Wife had a cayenne somewhere in that string of cars I've literally been through the entire porsche line and have gone full circle back to the boxster for fun driving. I feel like my opinion of the car is much better originated than what a friend thinks he knows. It is an awesome machine.